New suspension
01-03-2004, 09:23 PM
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Originally posted by Viken
Bilstein HD dampers and ROW M030 springs. Can't go wrong with that combo.
Bilstein HD dampers and ROW M030 springs. Can't go wrong with that combo.
01-03-2004, 09:49 PM
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On Viken's recommendation, I put in the RoW M030/HD combination, plus 22mmF/21mm rear sways, about 28K miles ago. I am delighted with the transformed handling, still comfortable ride, and 1.25" lowered height. No track, but what a joy on the back road twisties. I did not do the PSS-9 only because I am not the adjust and fiddle type, and I think they cost more also, if that is an issue for you. If you lived closer, I would let you try it out.
01-04-2004, 12:52 AM
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Originally posted by Terry Adams
On Viken's recommendation, I put in the RoW M030/HD combination, plus 22mmF/21mm rear sways, about 28K miles ago. I am delighted with the transformed handling, still comfortable ride, and 1.25" lowered height. No track, but what a joy on the back road twisties. I did not do the PSS-9 only because I am not the adjust and fiddle type, and I think they cost more also, if that is an issue for you. If you lived closer, I would let you try it out.
On Viken's recommendation, I put in the RoW M030/HD combination, plus 22mmF/21mm rear sways, about 28K miles ago. I am delighted with the transformed handling, still comfortable ride, and 1.25" lowered height. No track, but what a joy on the back road twisties. I did not do the PSS-9 only because I am not the adjust and fiddle type, and I think they cost more also, if that is an issue for you. If you lived closer, I would let you try it out.